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before i tear things apart i need to know something
i have an early 99 and my transfer case sounds like it is slipping and clunking in 4 wheel so i wanna know real quick if the transfer case is chain driven or gear driven because if its chain i know most likely my dad was being a jackass and drove it on pavement in 4w and streatched the chain but if its gear driven i dont wanna touch it
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I believe it is gear driven but have you checked your fluid lvl?
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I believe only the explorers, rangers, and some expeditions used chain driven t-cases.
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The transfer case is chain driven.
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X2 on chain..... I only know a few gear driven t-case. NP205 and Dana300. And the powerstrokes did not use any of them.....
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thanks man well now at least i think know what the problem is now for the fun part
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